How Do You Spell ANGERED?

Pronunciation: [ˈaŋɡəd] (IPA)

Angered is a verb that means to become or feel angry. The spelling of this word is based on the pronunciation. To write it phonetically, we would use the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) as /ˈæŋɡərd/. The first sound is 'ang', which is pronounced with an open-mid front unrounded vowel sound 'æ'. The second syllable, 'ered', is pronounced with a schwa sound, written as 'ə'. The spelling of this word follows the usual rules of English phonetics, with the suffix '-er' added to the root 'angry'.

ANGERED Meaning and Definition

1. Angered is an adjective that describes a state of being filled with anger or frustration, typically as a result of a perceived offense, injustice, or provocation. It is synonymous with enraged, provoked, infuriated, or incensed.

   When someone is angered, they experience a strong feeling of displeasure and resentment, often accompanied by a heightened emotional response such as irritability, aggression, or the desire to retaliate. Anger is a powerful and intense emotion that can manifest both physically and mentally, causing a range of physiological changes like increased heart rate, tense muscles, and elevated blood pressure.

   Being angered can distort one's judgment and cloud their thoughts, leading to impulsive actions or irrational behavior. From a psychological standpoint, anger is considered a secondary emotion that often masks underlying feelings such as hurt, fear, or disappointment. It can stem from various sources, including personal experiences, feelings of being wronged, or witnessed injustices.

   Expressing anger in a constructive manner is vital to maintaining healthy relationships and emotional well-being. However, unchecked or excessive anger can lead to negative consequences, including strained relationships, aggression, violence, or long-term emotional and physical health issues.

   In summary, angered refers to the state of being consumed by feelings of fury, indignation, or outrage, usually in response to a perceived offense or injustice.

Top Common Misspellings for ANGERED *

• angerd 68.1818181%
• angree 4.5454545%

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Other Common Misspellings for ANGERED

• angerier
• aquered
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• ungerbed
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• ungored
• Angherad
• angeen
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• angioyd
• Anglrod
• Langesied
• fngerd
• ungerded
• Ungeret
• ungbemed
• Anserid
• uangeared
• Anterld

Etymology of ANGERED

The word "angered" is derived from the verb "anger", which can be traced back to the Old Norse word "angra". In Old Norse, "angra" meant "to grieve, afflict, or distress". This Old Norse term has similar roots to the Old English word "engan", which meant "to irritate or provoke". Over time, these words evolved into the modern English verb "anger" and its form, "angered". The term "angered" refers to the state of being provoked or made angry.

Similar spelling words for ANGERED

• ingrat,
• angarita,
• Enguard,
• Angharad,
• wingard,
• inaccurate,
• engert,
• ingred,
• wengert,
• Anachoret,
• Uncord,
• answerer,
• ingrate,
• Ungrate,
• wingert,
• anagyris,
• ungaretti,
• Annegret,
• ungreedy,
• Uncart,
• Inquired,
• youngheart,
• Unguard,
• Unacquired,
• anser,
• angrite,
• ankyroid,
• uncored,
• answering,
• Wingerd,
• unagreed,
• angrecum,
• unicord,
• Wengerd,
• Ingreat,
• uncrate,
• anseres,
• wangaratta,
• answer,
• inaugurate,
• ingrad,
• Ancrod,
• ENCOORD,
• Unkard,
• anagrams,
• anger,
• Ankerite,
• anagram,
• end-angered,
• Unaccurate,
• inquered,
• uncrewed,
• enquired,
• anacard,
• Incurred,
• anserine,
• ingrida,
• UNAKRT,
• inquorate,
• Weingart,
• INGRADA,
• ungord,
• answerable,
• uncured,
• Weingard,
• Uncared,
• Angert,
• Anker,
• encarta,
• unaccrued,
• engored,
• incrowd,
• Encored,
• unquarried,
• inkheart,
• Uncreate,
• ANACHORITE,
• engarde,
• Ingrid,
• Increate,
• Anachoretae,
• Ungored,
• anogramma,
• seyss-inquart,
• en garde,
• encraty,
• Angers,
• uncared-for.

Conjugate verb Angered

CONDITIONAL

I would anger

we would anger

you would anger

he/she/it would anger

they would anger

FUTURE

I will anger

we will anger

you will anger

he/she/it will anger

they will anger

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have angered

we will have angered

you will have angered

he/she/it will have angered

they will have angered

PAST

I angered

we angered

you angered

he/she/it angered

they angered

PAST PERFECT

I had angered

we had angered

you had angered

he/she/it had angered

they had angered

PRESENT

I anger

we anger

you anger

he/she/it angers

they anger

PRESENT PERFECT

I have angered

we have angered

you have angered

he/she/it has angered

they have angered

I am angering

we are angering

you are angering

he/she/it is angering

they are angering

I was angering

we were angering

you were angering

he/she/it was angering

they were angering

I will be angering

we will be angering

you will be angering

he/she/it will be angering

they will be angering

I have been angering

we have been angering

you have been angering

he/she/it has been angering

they have been angering

I had been angering

we had been angering

you had been angering

he/she/it had been angering

they had been angering

I will have been angering

we will have been angering

you will have been angering

he/she/it will have been angering

they will have been angering

I would have angered

we would have angered

you would have angered

he/she/it would have angered

they would have angered

I would be angering

we would be angering

you would be angering

he/she/it would be angering

they would be angering

I would have been angering

we would have been angering

you would have been angering

he/she/it would have been angering

they would have been angering